Broadcast on Wisconsin Public Radio (WPR) – January 24, 2005
Mary Jo Wagner, Host of “The West Side” talks with Richard Thieme and Thomas Hilton, Chairman, MIS Department, UW – Eau Claire
“The Strategies of Sun Tzu and Multiple Levels of Deception: How to Play Chess While the Board is Disappearing”
A complete speech for Black Hat Briefings 2000
"Entering Sacred Digital Space: Seeking to Distinguish the Dreamer and the Dream"
was published in New Paradigms for Bible Study: The Bible in the Third Millennium -
Available on Amazon.com
“Silent Emergent, Doubly Dark” in the anthology: Subtle Edens
A splendid slipstream anthology (Elastic Press: London, 2008) includes Thieme’s breakthrough story, which received this review:
“Silent Emergent, Doubly Dark” by Richard Thieme opens with a quote from James Joyce, whom I consider to be a primogenitor of slipstream. Thieme, fortunately, doesn’t try to match Joyce for wordplay and instead gives us a calm, flat look into the psyche of an alien being. Thieme explores various levels of reality through his protagonist, moving farther and farther away from the seen, into unglimpsed realms. The story itself, like Joyce, is a bit difficult, but Thieme’s beautiful descriptions and intriguing concepts keep things interesting. This is a piece that truly deserves the slipstream label.